And surely this phenomenon, almost as much as his work (but not quite), made him so curiously adorable to the world.
Didn't it seem to beg explanation, how happy the three of us — " "It wasn't strange," I insisted, and surely I was right almost by definition.
The major losers are those who previously held the now-outsourced service-sector jobs in the United States, who must now find new and different jobs and almost surely find that their skills are worth less.
In particular, Let and. is bounded and almost surely continuous for all but at most countable points and at these points, and exist,, where is an interval, and denote the right-hand and left-hand limits of the function, respectively.
"Imagine then," said Mr. Stiglitz, "what a war — that will almost surely involve more than 2 million troops and will almost surely last more than six or seven years — will cost.
The Paris Accord, though doubtless bedeviled by operational details, and perhaps somewhat too late, and almost surely too little, is historic just the same.
Slobodan Milosevic is in jail, and given world enough and time, will almost surely end up in the dock in The Hague.
It might become a luxury apartment building and will almost surely get a new name.
But the sound of racing helicopters and sirens almost surely means another car has been firebombed.
A person who is sixty and healthy almost surely will live many more years.
These provisions have broad bipartisan support and would almost surely succeed on their own.
